Find International Academic Exchange Nonprofits and Charities

  jsouers wrote:

I am a student at the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM) in Cuba, a full scholarship program that graduates over 10,000 students a year to work in uderserved communities. I am so grateful to MEDICC for their work with the students. They help us... more »

  dzinndzinn wrote:

Staying power for the long term. Visited the Hosanna Public Library constructed with SIGNIFICANT local contributions on the grounds of the local Elementary School. This is truly an amazing feat -- it shows that the parents support the project and really... more »

  ccivolunteer wrote:

Wonderful organizaiton fully committed to serving those in need in Tanzania. Dedicated volunteers run this organization. We worked with them at Gillette to help them raise funding. 98% of their funds go directly to their programs. Humbling and fulfilling. more »

  Andrew2014 wrote:

Society always need people who take this initiative. Education is best place to give back to community in multiple fold. Educate a child; empower a community . We all support this cause more »

  AMIGOS wrote:

AMIGOS is a first class non-profit. Their experiential learning programs are genuinely life changing. more »

  jenjen wrote:

This organization is running a scam. Check the NY BBB file, http://www.bbb.org/new-york-city/business-reviews/educational-consultants/world-education-services-inc-in-new-york-ny-9023/ it shows that in just 36mths the NY BBB has processed 129 complaints... more »

  mjktfischer wrote:

It has been a joy and a privilege to engage with the Asian Hope students this summer during their internships. As they get ready to begin the Fall Semester at their various colleges, I am sad to see them go, but optimistic for the future of Cambodia... more »

  Brenda99 wrote:

Education, Travel & Culture strives to create positive lifelong relationships for everyone involved! more »

  world2000 wrote:

This is the WORST foreign exchange student organization you can ever imagine. They treat students, volunteer coordinators (IECs) and even their own staff very unrespectful manner. They treat you like crap & humiliate you big time. They try to place 3000+... more »

  Writer wrote:

A family-oriented organization that is dedicated to bringing the families of the world closer together through student exchange programs. This is a tight-knit crew of dedicated individuals who operate out of love of the exchange mission, and give their... more »

  Ngorongoro wrote:

Daraja Academy is quite simply an outstanding organization. The staff is extremely qualified and dedicated to seeing these girls succeed. It's hard to believe that just a few years ago the first class of 26 girls joined Daraja Academy to begin their... more »

  jota wrote:

For years, Haitian workers haved been toiling on Dominican Republic sugar plantations, called Bateys, without basic workers' rights allowed to native Dominicans. Generations of Haitians have been born on the bateys, but no one has been allowed to register... more »

  cm5870a wrote:

I've been volunteering with American Councils for 3 years now, and am continually impressed with the way in which the organization continues to develop every detail of their volunteer program year after year. While evaluating scholarship applications... more »

  Peter Kaluani M. wrote:

Through APSA I have learned to grow out of my comfort zone and get a better view of the bigger picture that is the world starting with my first trip to China. The organization continues to inspire me to internalize and continue practicing beinn a global... more »

  jj wrote:

I have traveled to Africa (Uganda) with this group to participate in a medical mission trip, and it was simply outstanding. I highly recommend checking out this group if you are interested in foreign medical missions, tropical disease, international... more »

  Kim_132 wrote:

Students from China, Thailand, South Korea, Brazil, Slovakia, Spain and Cameroon, all countries our family has hosted in our home! We have learned so many things from these amazing students. They have their own spending money, insurance... more »

  posiuhsu wrote:

The foundation sponsored the Kameoka Youth Gardeners' Association, Kyoto, Japan for their visit to Stillwater with Scholarships for Kazumasa Asada, Kazuya Mori, Koji Nakano, Yuji Katsura, Yugo Takada, Seiji Murata. They gave workshop at the Botanical... more »

  useratexamplecom wrote:

I worked with Lucas Oshun when he was first starting GSE and have to say he's done an amazing job of creating a niche for himself where he is perpetually surrounded by adoring teenage girls. Amazing chutzpah. more »

  katiebrame wrote:

As a member of the Governing Board I am honored to work with such a group of talented individuals that form our team. For the past year we have been working to develop Casa Verde from a dream into a reality. We believe that positive social change begins... more »

  bernard.luksich wrote:

I have been working with the International Cultural Exchange for a number of years. I have also supported them financially over the years. The work and impact this organization has is amazing. By putting together local families with international students... more »

  Jody B. wrote:

This program's quality is limited to the quality of the volunteers. If the volunteers are great, the experience is great. If the volunteers are not--the experience can be a horrible experience for your child. Paid staff will not honestly evaluate a complaint... more »

  Melissa wrote:

Wonderful agency. The staff is very helpful and supportive. We would definitely use them again and refer other families to them. more »

  mlee1139 wrote:

The Japan-America Student Conference (JASC) changed my life and my career path. The friends I made at the Conference have helped me in so many ways, they inspired, supported, motivated and challenged me more than in any other summer program I ever joined... more »

  Robert30 wrote:

What ISP Does: The Iraqi Student Project . . .  Works impartially to identify screen and recommend students from Iraq, (most of them living as refugees in Damascus, Syria) for tuition waivers based on their academic records, English language ability,... more »

  Big Gene wrote:

I had a desire to visit South Africa after the abolishment of apartheid to determine for myself how a relatively peaceful political transition was achieved between the Whites and Blacks. The opportunity came in 2009; I received an email message from... more »